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construction: designation, building, placing stockpiles/zones, and setting
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configuration.
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The original idea and 1.0 codebase came from
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`Valdemar's <https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/User:Valdemar>`__
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The original idea and 1.0 codebase came from :wiki:`Valdemar's <User:Valdemar>`
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auto-designation macro. Joel Thornton (joelpt) reimplemented the core logic in
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Python and extended its functionality with `Quickfort
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2.0 <https://github.com/joelpt/quickfort>`__. This DFHack-native implementation,
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This section walks through the "Dreamfort" blueprints found in the DFHack
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blueprint library, highlighting design choices and showcasing practical
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techniques that can help you create better blueprints. Note that this is not a
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guide for how to design the best forts (there is plenty about that `on the wiki
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<https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php?title=Design_strategies>`__). This is
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essentially an extended tips and tricks section focused on how to make usable
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and useful quickfort blueprints that will save you time and energy.
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guide for how to design the best forts (there is plenty about that :wiki:`on the
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wiki <Design strategies>`). This is essentially an extended tips and tricks
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section focused on how to make usable and useful quickfort blueprints that will
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save you time and energy.
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The Dreamfort blueprints we'll be discussing are available in the library as
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:source:`one large .csv file <data/blueprints/library/dreamfort.csv>`
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